Sentence examples for has been asserted that from inspiring English sources

"It has been asserted that he is conservative," he said.

It has been asserted that the Portuguese had no racial prejudice, but their record proves the opposite.

It has been asserted that damage to the cerebellum produces a specific pattern of cognitive deficits, but clinical studies have had ambiguous results.

Now, it can be and has been asserted that the designated donor countries — again, notably Germany — owe these transfers to the peripheral countries.

Although it has been asserted that Alexandria declined as a result of its conquest by Muslim Arabs in the 7th century ce, such a statement is misleading.

It has been asserted that the doctrine of joint authorship under United States law owes its origins to Maurel v. Smith, [FN11] a 1915 case decided by Judge Learned Hand.

Now furiously on the attack, the Shamarpa has been asserting that Tai Situpa and the Chinese are in league, and that the boy intends to sneak back to Tibet with the treasures of the Rumtek monastery.

Mr. Gore, playing to older voters who turn out reliably at the polls, has been asserting that Mr. Bush's plan would drain from the system $1 trillion needed to pay benefits to current retirees.

A generation ago, it could have been asserted that the economy's overall growth rate was the dominant determinant of growth in middle-class incomes and progress in reducing poverty.

But instead of delivering, Congressional Republicans and many Democrats have been asserting that the nation must act instead to cut the deficit.

The spokesman, Alvi Karimov, had been asserting that the authorities could not be arresting gay men because gay men did not exist in Chechnya.